Health and disease Flashcards

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Define health

A

A state of physical and mental well-being

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2
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What are some factors of health

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Disease
Diet
Worries
Smoking
Drinking alcohol 
Exercise 
Life situations
Substance abuse
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3
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How do you get cardiovascular disease

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Smoking

No exercise

Fatty diet

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4
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What do harmful substances do to your body

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They block blood vessels

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5
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How do you get type 2 diabetes

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Poor diet

Little to no exercise

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6
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How does fat affect the body

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Fat reduces effect of insulin. Fat slows down your metabolism

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7
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How do you get brain damage

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Alcohol

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8
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What does alcohol do to the body

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Alcohol is toxic and kills brain cells(all living cells) scar tissue is tough and stops the liver from working

Alcohol also causes strokes

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9
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How do you get liver failure

A

Alcohol

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10
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How do you get Lung disease

A

smoking

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11
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What does smoking do to your body

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Over 60 toxic substances. Many are cancerous. Kills the cells/alveoli and preventsit from expanding

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12
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How do you get cancer

A

Carcinogens

Radiation

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13
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Factors of a benign tumour

A

Stays in 1 place

Inside a membrane

Grows very large, very quickly

Can cause pressure

Not cancerous

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14
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Features of a malignant tumour

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Invades healthy tissue

Cells travel around the body

May form secondary Timor

Can destroy organs and tissue

Cancerous

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15
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Features of arteries

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Away from the heart

Has a small lumen= high pressure

Elastic layer to resist pressure

Muscle adds pressure

Blood has further to go

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16
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Features of the veins

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To the heart

Large lumen

Love pressure

Has valves

Slower movement

17
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Features of capillaries

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One cell thick

Surrounds cell and tissue

18
Q

What are the 4 main pathogens

A

Virus

Fungi

Bacteria

Protist

19
Q

Define pathogen

A

A micro organism that causes disease

20
Q

How do pathogens grow

A

Binary fission

21
Q

Define communicable

A

Can be passed on

22
Q

What affects spread of disease

A

Hygiene

Diet

Money

Contact

Medical care

How close you are to other ill people

23
Q

Examples of viral infections

A

Tobacco mosaic virus

HIV

measles

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How do viral infections spread

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Lives in a cell and reproducing causing the cell to burst and moves on to another cell destroying it

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How do bacterial infections work
Produce toxins
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Examples of bacterial infections
Salmonella Gonorrhoea
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How do Fungal infections work
Growing by using the hosts resources
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Examples on fungal infections
Rose black spot Athlete’s foot
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Examples of a protist
Malaria
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How do protists work
Grow on contaminated food Require a vector Single cell organism
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What is a vaccination
A dead or weakened form of a pathogen
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What do antibiotics do
Treat bacterial infections
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What are monoclonal antibodies
Antibodies produced from a single lymphocytes Specific to 1 antigen Target a specific cell or chemical
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What can monoclonal antibodies be used for
Detect pathogens Treat diseases Identify specific molecules being investigated